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>with a margin of error of only 30 meters, according to a Amazing they can measure it that accurately
by lawlessone 8y ago
>with a margin of error of only 30 meters, according to a
Amazing they can measure it that accurately
- RedOrGreen 8y agoWe can do even better some of the time - for example, we can get to ~few nanosecond timing precision for pulsars like J1909-3744 [1], which is equivalent to measuring (changes in) the path length to that pulsar to a few meters or better. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1406.4716 https://arxiv.org/abs/1406.4716